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Allow us to whet your appetite for a Sunvil holiday with our collection of inspiring blogs, compiled by the Sunvil team and our guest writers. From sharing our favourite viewpoints and local tavernas, to recommending those must-see attractions and the experiences that we ourselves have enjoyed, our blogs are styled to give you a taste of the real destination.
A green light to head into the red zone. Part One
Jun 03, 2021
The nine volcanic islands of the Azores, Europe’s westernmost outpost - some 1000km into the Atlantic off the Portuguese mainland - are something quite different. And certainly, it’s fair to say, almost completely unknown. Travel journalist Mark Stratton is travelling to Sao Miguel, Pico and Faial. Read about his experience visiting these unique islands.
A look forward to summer 2021
Apr 09, 2021
There doesn't seem to be a day that goes by without the publication of an article about travel this summer. Will we travel? Can we travel?... conflicting and often confusing pieces re-edited for the sake of another news cycle. I would therefore like to take a moment to share our thoughts for the forthcoming summer.
Chris Wright
Discover the real Madeira
Jan 20, 2021
With its sub-tropical climate Madeira is fast gaining recognition as an ideal destination for outdoor activities. During the summer the average temperature is between 25-28 degrees Celsius, but being just 500km off the coast of Africa means that even in winter, with an average temperature of 17-18 degrees Celsius, an active holiday is possible.
Happy New Year from the Sunvil family
Dec 31, 2020
A letter from Noel Josephides, Chairman of Sunvil
Noel Josephides
She'll be coming around the mountain
Dec 14, 2020
Sunvil are pleased to announce the launch of a new self-guided walking holiday programme on Cyprus. The concept was the brainchild of our local representative, Angela Richardson, and in our latest blog she shares how the Troodos Mountains both surprise and delight her - even after all of her time living on the island.
